Weather and notices wrap up for Nov date in Daily Record
The Daily Record column lists city highs and lows for Atlanta Miami Bismarck Milwaukee Chicago Minneapolis Denver New Orleans Des Moines New York Los Angeles Phoenix with precipitation inches. It includes afternoon temperatures, barometer readings, humidity, wind, sunrise and sunset times, plus November births and obituaries across several towns including Anamosa Brandon Columbus Junction Keystone McGregor Mt. Vernon St. Lucas Traer Waukon West Union and Fort Atkinson with service times and burial details.
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Atlanta
Miami
Bismarck
Milwaukee
Chicago
St.p
Denver
N. Orleans
Des Moines
New York
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Laird vows combat role in Vietnam while troops stay
Defense Secretary Laird said the U S combat role will continue as long as any American support troops remain in Vietnam. He warned that economic problems there are grave and that security forces will continue operations as air artillery and logistics duties are reduced. He spoke at a news conference before a Honolulu trip.
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Phnom Penh
Adm
Thomas Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Laird
U.S
Cambodia
Senate
Honolulu
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Taxes Rise Beyond Property Values Despite Freeze
The tax levy reflects local government spending not property values. Briggs urges homeowners to monitor school city and county budgets as yearly spending climbs. The revenue report shows school taxes up to 455.3 million from 409.4 million, municipal taxes to 127.9 million, and county taxes to 119 million.
Victor Couple Hurt in Crash on Highway 21 at I 80
Maynard Brotherson and his wife Teresa, both 72, were listed in fair to good condition at Grinnell Hospital after a 5 45 p m crash on highway 21 at the I 80 interchange. Their car struck the rear of a southbound vehicle driven by Kenneth B Gates 33 of Novato California who was uninjured.
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Grinnell
Grinnell Hospital
Maynard Brotherson
Teresa
Highway Patrol
Kenneth B. Gates
Novato
Calif
Driver Charged After Accident In Cedar Rapids
Larry Rodger Wiers, 29, of 509 Fifth Avenue SE, held in Cedar Rapids city jail on charges of drunkenness and leaving the scene. The 6:33 p.m. crash at Eighth Avenue and Second Street SE involved a eastbound Wiers vehicle colliding with a crossing car. Linda K. Barber, 20, of 1701 Eleventh Avenue SW, treated at St Luke's hospital for possible head injuries.
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Larry Rodger Wiers
Fifth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Eighth Avenue
Second Street SE
Wiers
Linda K. Barber
Eleventh Avenue SW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Paris Demonstration Draws Thousands Against Vietnam War
In a drizzling rain on Place de la Republique in eastern Paris, several thousand people joined a mass demonstration organized by multiple French leftist groups to protest the Vietnam War.
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Paris
Place de la Republique
Protests in 17 Cities Range From Amchitka to Attica
Anti war militants and others demonstrated in 17 cities led by the National Peace Action Coalition. Washington saw a large Ellipse rally behind the White House with 1 200 attendees fading as night fell. Demonstrations spanned from Amchitka to Attica with Boston Common and New York rallies drawing thousands.
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Attica
National Peace Action Coalition
U.S
Indo-China
Washington
White House
Capitol
Arlington National Cemetery
Sixth Avenue
New York City
Central Park
Columbia University
U. S
Vietnam
England
Ireland
Angela Davis
More Stay Single Until Age 35 Says Census Bureau
Washington AP The Census Bureau reports more under 35s remain single than a decade ago In March 196? 56 percent of men and 45 percent of women in this group were unmarried compared with 51 and 37 percent in 1960 The agency cautions against firm conclusions noting possible trends toward delaying marriage or lifelong bachelorhood.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Jackson says consumers on buying strike over prices
Senator Henry Jackson addressing the Ohio State Council of Machinists said Nixon economic policy failed due to distrustful consumers. He cited over five million unemployed, underemployment, cut overtime, and widespread job insecurity as causes of the buying strike.
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Columbus
Ohio
UPI
Henry Jackson
Nixon
Jackson
America
Ohio State Council of Machinists
Panel finds no firm policy but faults some staff in sex bias case
Cedar Rapids human rights panel ruled General Mills did not have a policy of sex discrimination but found the firm’s former personnel manager and a clerk violated the city ordinance on unfair employment practices. Sue Appert alleged she was denied a quality control technician position due to her sex. The panel recommended affirmative action, an opportunity for Appert to take a comparable position, and that back pay be negotiated after she is employed. The decision was unanimous.
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Cedar Rapids Human Rights Commission
General Mills, Inc
Sue Appert
Elaine Driverw
Appert
Commission
Cedar Rapids
General Mills
T. J. McQuillen
McQuillen
Kingsley Grant
Amchitka blast spurred calls for testing moratorium
Senator Mike Gravel urged President Nixon to declare a moratorium on further nuclear tests after Amchitka. Scientists described the test as a controlled earthquake and said data could help predict aftershocks. Observers reported ground shaking felt miles from ground zero as 250 people observed from sturdy shelters. A Russian vessel was seen near the area minutes before detonation.
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Mike Gravel
Alaska
Amchitka
Nixon
Gravel
E. R. Engdahl
Palmer Seismological Observatory
Anchorage
Emily Schlesinger
AEC
Schlesinger
Deaths Maynard J. Allen 55 Anamosa native
Maynard John Allen 55 of 208 Seventh Street SW died Saturday. Born January 2 1916 in Anamosa he married Inez Keating in 1940. A World War II veteran and longtime Wilson-Sinclair Co. employee he leaves wife two daughters mother eight sisters a brother and four grandchildren. Services Tuesday 9:30 a.m. at St Patrick's Church with burial at St John's Cemetery a prayer vigil Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Teahen chapel
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Maynard John Allen
Seventh Street
Anamosa
Inez Keating
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Wilson-Sinclair Co
James Miller
Thomas Weber
Cedar Rapids
Cora Allen
Walter Shields
Waterloo
Robert Mitchell
Paul Ward
Boone
Edward Dudek
Springville
Bernard Blake
San Diego
Charles Reed
Albuquerque
Robert Thomas
Tama
Carl Myrmo
Paul Allen
Ankeny
St. Patrick’s Church
Paul J. Maguire
St. John’s Cemetery
Father Maguire
Teahen Chapel
The Cedar Rapids Gazette History and Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co, publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Second Class Postage paid at Cedar Rapids. Subscription rates list carrier and mail options with monthly and yearly prices. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Obituary notices list services and burials for Cedar Rapids area
Connolly Lloyd T burial Mount Calvary funeral Monday 10 30 a m at immaculate conception church with four rosaries at Stewart funeral home and parish groups. Potts Eulabel W burial Walker cemetery funeral Monday Turner chapel east 3 p m Rev Ivan Kramer. Turnbull James P burial Cedar Memorial service 1 30 p m Turner chapel west. Rudolph T Lamos burial Cedar Memorial casket open. Eunice Cassidy services rescheduled to Monday St Joseph Elkader 10 a m.
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Turner Chapel
Ivan Kramer
Walker Cemetery
Turnbull
James P
Turner Chapel West
Ernest Larson
Cedar Memorial
Turner West
Eunice Cassidy
Cedar Rapids
St. Joseph’s Church
Elkader
Woman Held on Check Charge
Janet Luensmann, 21, of 814 Third Avenue SE, was held in Linn County jail Saturday night in lieu of $100 bond after Cedar Rapids police arrested her on a warrant charging false uttering of a check.
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Janet Luensmann
Third Avenue SE
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
No Candidacy Talk Until Corn Picked Gannon
INDIANOLA AP Three announced candidates and two possible candidates for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination spoke at a Warren county fund raising dinner. William Gannon of Mingo said he might run but would not make an official statement until all his corn is picked. Franzenburg Tapscott Lynch and Worthington outlined goals including restoring faith in state government and addressing the tax burden on lower income. Tapscott stressed priorities tied to the tax structure as described by the Des Moines state senator.
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Indianola
Warren County
William Gannon
Mingo
Gannon
Paul Franzenburg
John Tapscott
James Lynch
Lorne Worthington
Iowa
Franzenburg
Sees Little Chance of Aid Move by Deadline
Washington AP Major League Mansfield says unlikely Senate action by November 15 to fund foreign aid beyond current authority. He notes many items to consider and warns delay will not help aid workers facing a potential halt in programs and layoffs.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Montana Democrat
Mansfield
Train Crash Burns 14 at Panagasinan Crossing
In Panagasinan province a gasoline tank truck collided with a passenger train at a railroad crossing. Police report 14 people died as flames swept through five coaches of the train.
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Manila
Pangasinan
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